Sentence examples for printing the shape from inspiring English sources

I thought it was misleading, printing the shape but presenting it as if it were a kidney.

He reported the first Senate rules and suggested a plan for printing the journals, shaped the conference report on the Bill of Rights, framed the measure of admission for North Carolina, helped devise the government of the territory south of the Ohio River, and drafted the first bill regulating the consular service.

Our side dish was a 3-D Frankenfood: a paste made of squash and eggplant and printed in the shape of a gear (a design that seemed appropriately mechanical).

For some varieties of print, the shape of it can tell you a lot about distinguishing one species from another, even if the prints look very similar.

Hooved animals all leave fairly large prints, so the shape of the print can tell you more about the likely animal who left it.

"Then I … print the shapes out".

Take your normal walk thru town and see those painted wooden fences with taut canvas prints of the shape of things yet to be printed all above them.

There are many processes for fixing or optimizing the mesh for printing including optimizing the shape and number of triangles and decreasing inverted triangles and bad edges.

Framed by the canyons of Midtown, these ephemeral effects, highlighted by a black border on each print, take the shape of upside-down skyscrapers.

When these damp footprints dry, they can leave obvious "clean prints" in the shape of your shoes, especially on surfaces like concrete.

For her first woodcut, "East and Beyond" (1973), a radiant open space above a graceful mountainlike divide, the artist used a jigsaw to define the shapes, then printed the whole by a specially devised method that overcame aesthetic limitations.